#codespace

30 GitHub tricks every developer should know :- → Use GitHub Issues to track bugs and tasks. → Use Pull Requests to review code before merging. → Use GitHub Discussions to collaborate with developers. → Use GitHub Actions to automate workflows. → Use GitHub Pages to host static websites. → Use GitHub Gists to share code snippets. → Use GitHub Projects to manage projects. → Use GitHub Copilot to assist with coding. → Use README. md to document your projects. → Use Markdown to format documentation. → Use branch protection rules to protect important branches. → Use CODEOWNERS to assign code reviewers automatically. → Use GitHub Releases to publish software versions. → Use GitHub Tags to mark important commits. → Use GitHub Templates to standardize issues and pull requests. → Use GitHub Secrets to store sensitive workflow credentials. → Use Dependabot to update dependencies automatically. → Use CodeQL to identify security vulnerabilities. → Use GitHub Sponsors to support open-source developers. → Use Star to bookmark interesting repositories. → Use Fork to create your own copy of a repository. → Use Watch to receive repository notifications. → Use Pin Repositories to showcase your best projects. → Use Topics to make repositories easier to discover. → Use GitHub Search to find repositories, code, and developers. → Use Keyboard Shortcuts to navigate GitHub faster. → Use GitHub CLI to manage repositories from the terminal. → Use GitHub Codespaces to develop in a cloud environment. → Use .gitignore to prevent unnecessary files from being tracked. → Use CONTRIBUTING. md to guide open-source contributors.

It's Saturday! #AI build time! This week end, I'm designing a workshop to teach Agentic AI using Ollama, Opencode on Github Codespaces So ... what are YOU building?

Won a Source Fragment in a @dac_chain Interstellar crate? Here's how to use it. Where to run it: - Mac/Linux: Terminal - Windows: PowerShell - No laptop: GitHub Codespaces (a browser terminal) Need Git + Python 3.10+. Check: git --version and python3 --version 🧵

@dac_chain @davide___costa @Meta_Node_ No laptop? On sign in, tap Code > Codespaces > Create. You get a browser terminal. Doable on a phone if you're patient. Practice file only. Codespaces runs on GitHub's servers, so keep your real prize on your own device.

Everyone has been asking, What's Next for Code Space ??? This is one of it! If you’re interested in representing #CodeSpace, please fill out the application 👇 Application Ends: 1st of September.

It's the weekend. Time to build! I've put together a hands-on workshop to turn a simple LLM into an AI agent. Constructing the harness one building block at a time. The setup: Ollama + OpenCode + GitHub Codespaces.

One lesson from building Antigravity Codespaces Pro: the workspace can be fine while local `gh` auth, SSH, or Remote-SSH isn’t. Setup Doctor checks those pieces before connecting. Host support varies.

Bro reminded me of then when we used to giveaway free laptops. Good old times. Might consider doing same again soon. Do you need a laptop? I will be in comment.

Sent. I hope the laptop helps you in your web3 journey. If anyone asks you the benefits of attending web3 events, kindly show them this tweet. Thank you for listening & attending. Next time.

@DigiTektrades I’m pursuing Data Engineering and Software Development, but my Chromebook limits me from running tools like Docker and local databases. A proper laptop would help me build real-world projects. Please consider supporting my journey; it would make a real difference. 🙏

@Wisdom_dev9 @DigiTektrades Hope the laptop comes through. Meanwhile, GitHub Codespaces' free monthly hours can run Docker and databases from a Chromebook browser, which might unblock some projects. I'm also building a cloud Linux PC for this kind of case (Disanchor, early, no signup yet).

I wanted a Codespaces view that shows what’s left and where it’s going: compute and storage separately, daily pace, per-repo table. It reads GitHub billing data, updated hourly—not a live per-Codespace meter.

@alexip codespaces should save the first hour that usually goes on installs

Moved your blog from WordPress (or another CMS) to #Hugo? I made the switch a few years ago, and here are some tricks I wish I’d known from day one 🧵👇

SEO: I had a huge drop in indexed sites. Not all themes produce JSON-LD metadata by default. This helps Google to understand your site hierarchy. For some themes you can enable it. Verify with:

Codespaces: You can easily edit and preview your posts directly on GitHub with codespaces and preview them privately with forwarded ports. This allows you to work on posts in the browser without all the hugo and git setup locally.

Finally got my travel setup dialed in for long flights 🤌🏽 - Ipad mini + keyboard/trackpad - Codex cloud env setup with GitHub - I can also use Tailscale to hit my local LLM server It's still wild to me that I can build things without ever opening my IDE.

I've been working on mine. So far my favorite has been tailscale to vs code server from browser on iPad or fold phone. That way I still get while IDE for code review and I access terminal directly there too mirroring my regular workflow on computer. You can install site as webapp to home screen to get rid of browser tabs (give more ide space). I'm still hunting for the perfect small / folding keyboard tho.

@sagecodes I've just been doing GitHub Codespaces if I need an IDE. But your setup sounds sweet, I'll try it out!

Oracle quietly halved its free server in June. What is left is still absurd: 2 CPUs, 12 GB of RAM, 200 GB of disk, 10 TB of data a month. Price: $0. End date: none.

The setup: sign up with a real credit card (verification only, prepaid cards get rejected), create the A1 Flex instance at 2 OCPU and 12 GB, then keep it doing real work. Free instances idle for 7 days get reclaimed.

It is not the only free lane. Azure gives 750 VM hours a month for 12 months. GitHub gives 120 Codespaces core-hours a month. Modal gives $30 of GPU compute monthly. The full verified map:

We analyzed info stealers targeting exposed #GitHub #Codespace instances to steal data such as Discord tokens, Steam credentials, and browser data, among others. Here’s an overview of the first section of this info stealer as we investigated it here: ➡️

一个扎心的事实 你在 GitHub 上开个 Codespaces，每月白送 120 小时的云端开发环境 外加 15GB 存储，Pro 用户是 180 小时 电脑带不动、在网吧也能写代码 这么好的东西，你们用上了吗？

I locked down my vscode extensions months ago. all companies will eventually force all development off of developer laptops into a centrally controlled remote environment, and this is one reason (there are many others)

4 of the top 5 posts on HN right now are about cybersecurity incidents We've officially entered a new era

@DuckDeleuze A lot of people and companies tried, the DX always sucked. Maybe it still will but the advantages are too great now

@nateberkopec Ya, I originally had a lot of hope for things like Github Codespaces, but they were far too unstable and had sufficiently high upkeep/barrier to entry/inertia. My personal workflow is now similar to herdr which I think more people would adapt if they knew or cared.

Woooooot! Look what fun @tcss_schools @BwoodPanthers students are having learning #Python in #CodeSpace with #CodeBot. This is ONLY the beginning. Can't wait to see what all they will do! Gooooo CodeBot and students!!!!!!!! #robot races

@vssema11 Using GitHub Codespaces to run a Stream-only Gateway is such a smart workaround

在读学生先看这条：GitHub 学生包一次认证解锁一堆免费开发工具 GitHub Pro 在读期间免费，Codespaces 也给 Pro 级访问 1Password 两年、Datadog 两年、DataCamp 三个月都在包里 入口 先码住，毕业就领不了了；个别权益会轮换，以领取时页面为准

BREAKING NEWS! Introducing #CodeSpace Simulation Environment. While in dev, give us feedback. You talk? We listen! Read article to learn more. #Python #STEM #Virtual #Simulation #csed #Robotics #CTE @csteachersorg @InfyFoundation

I’ve been testing Reason Machines for the past 2–3 days on Antigravity Codespaces Pro, my open-source project for managing GitHub Codespaces. It helped me resolve several issues during testing, and I’m happy with how it has worked so far. Still early, but a promising first impression. I’ve been using the free AI credits available to me on the platform, which gave me a chance to try it on actual project work. If you’re exploring coding agents, it’s worth trying on a small task in your own repo. That tells you more than a demo. The project I tested it on:

A little context on the project: Antigravity Codespaces Pro lets you manage GitHub Codespaces from VS Code-based editors. You can browse multiple accounts, start or stop a workspace, connect over SSH, and check compute/storage usage. Setup Doctor helps diagnose connection problems. Recent updates add clearer errors, usage forecasts, and cached workspace lists when a refresh fails. There’s also a separate, optional MCP server for agents that need to run commands inside a Codespace. If your work is spread across GitHub accounts, that’s the workflow this is built around. The repo has setup and compatibility notes: